Top Rob Thomas Articles

Everything about the way the movie version of "Veronica Mars" came to pass is more intriguing than the movie itself.
Canceled in 2007 by the CW network after three seasons, creator Rob Thomas' wised-up danger magnet of a teenage sleuth, portrayed by...

James Franco has played a rapping gangster in "Spring Breakers," created an art project about "Three's Company" and taken a recurring role on "General Hospital."
But “Veronica Mars” creator Rob Thomas still wasn't certain the actor would...

After convincing some 91,000 fans to donate $5.7 million toward the making of a "Veronica Mars" movie, you'd think show creator Rob Thomas would take a breather. After all, no film on the crowdfunding website Kickstarter had ever raised that much, and now...

"Veronica Mars," the movie, is just so Veronica Mars.
The teenage private eye from the 2004-07 TV series starring Kristen Bell has grown up. But like fans of the show, a.k.a. marshmallows, it is quickly clear that while Veronica may have left her life...

Seeing as how "Veronica Mars," the big-screen adaptation of the cult TV show about a young sleuth in a tony beach town, was funded directly by fans via Kickstarter, it should come as relief but little surprise that film critics are saying the movie will...

The day is here.
Practically seven years in the making, the "Veronica Mars" movie is finally out for Marshmallows to consume. The PG-13 flick released Friday in select cities and through OnDemand. And while the series made an impression, albeit a...

Kevin Spacey snubbed Toronto Mayor Rob Ford backstage at "Jimmy Kimmel Live" last week, and the mayor and his brother are giving YouTube an earful.
The mayor and his brother, Doug Ford, who is on the Toronto City Council, co-host their very own...

Tilda Swinton, Robert Duvall and groundbreaking visual artist Ralph Steadman will travel to Austin, Texas, next month for the South by Southwest Film Conference and Festival, organizers announced Wednesday.
The trio, along with Jason Bateman and Mike...

Fans of hit a cappella group Straight No Chaser who are too excited to wait to see them Sunday afternoon for their return-engagement Mother’s Day shows at Miller Symphony Hall will have the opportunity to see them a bit sooner.......